PRINCESSNIPNIP'S BLOG
That damn opening song...
Saturday, October 29, 2005 10:18 PM
I know I'm gonna be blasted for this but here goes anyway...I don't really care for the song that opens Firefly up...and it's not that I don't care for the lyrics...the lyrics are poetry at its most simple and beautiful...they're about freedom and inner peace and strength...I just don't like the music it's being sung too, although it fits the series perfectly...*sighs*...yes I know fellow Browncoaters, it's blasphemous...I almost feel as if I'm betraying my loyalty to the show by saying it...but that it is how I feel...but on a good note...the lyrics can bring tears to your eyes!"pretty cunning, don't cha' think?"
COMMENTS: 12
Comments
Saturday, 29 October 2005 23:00
It's a good thing I don't feel that way since the blasted song is stuck in my head 24/7. Actually, I don't mind at all.
Sunday, 30 October 2005 03:02
Here is my take on the song...
The lyrics sound like they were written by a third-grader.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that because that is why you can remember it so well.
Most memorable songs are that way. Simple lyrics and hooks will keep a song in your head. AC/DC has made a living doing this.
...not that anyone asked me....
The lyrics sound like they were written by a third-grader.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that because that is why you can remember it so well.
Most memorable songs are that way. Simple lyrics and hooks will keep a song in your head. AC/DC has made a living doing this.
...not that anyone asked me....
Sunday, 30 October 2005 04:57
I'm going to have to agree to disagree with you on this thread, I liked the song so much I used the memo feature on my cell phone to record it and turn it into a ringtone! After legally obtaining it through the DVD's of course.
Also, the song is stuck in my head 24/7/365.
Also, the song is stuck in my head 24/7/365.
Sunday, 30 October 2005 05:07
Thanks for all your comments and feedback...
Yeah, and see this is the ultimate sad thing w/me...I DO NOT like that song at all, but it's in my head all the damn time too!!! UGH!!!
*NipNip slips into a horrible abyss from reality ever since Firefly sucked her in*
Yeah, and see this is the ultimate sad thing w/me...I DO NOT like that song at all, but it's in my head all the damn time too!!! UGH!!!
*NipNip slips into a horrible abyss from reality ever since Firefly sucked her in*
BIGGORAMFAN
Sunday, 30 October 2005 06:06
i have to admit that i didn't like the song either. nipnip, you're not alone. it took a while to grow on me but i like it now. it really does fit the series perfectly. it think the singer is what gets me. his voice is pretty hard and it creates this dissonance with the sweet sound of the music.
Sunday, 30 October 2005 06:15
I guess that everyones entitled to there opinion. Yours is just wrong. Just kidding ;)
It's all an opinion thing. I didn't like it really at first (though I didn'g mind it), but it grew on me and now I like it. Maybe you will too one day.
If not, to each his [her] own, eh :)
It's all an opinion thing. I didn't like it really at first (though I didn'g mind it), but it grew on me and now I like it. Maybe you will too one day.
If not, to each his [her] own, eh :)
Sunday, 30 October 2005 13:30
The guitar part of the series music is played with resonator-styled guitar sound, which is a relatively new invention. Well past the time of 'The Old West'.
But it fits perfectly, which is the genius of Greg Edmonson.
I love the sound of sloppy slide on a Dobro neck.
But it fits perfectly, which is the genius of Greg Edmonson.
I love the sound of sloppy slide on a Dobro neck.
Monday, 31 October 2005 10:00
I am confused. You like the lyrics but not the tune. OK, I can see that. But a song IS the lyrics.
I have found myself humming the song at work. To quote:"How weird is that?"
I have found myself humming the song at work. To quote:"How weird is that?"
Tuesday, 01 November 2005 16:05
For those that actually like the theme song, you may also like Harry Manx. You can listen to clips of his music at http://www.harrymanx.com
I have most of his albums and seen him in concert a couple of times. He mixes Indian music with American Blues. Not exactly the more bluegrass feel of firefly, but similar.
You really haven't heard Purple Haze until you've heard it played on 6-string banjo. Seriously.
I have most of his albums and seen him in concert a couple of times. He mixes Indian music with American Blues. Not exactly the more bluegrass feel of firefly, but similar.
You really haven't heard Purple Haze until you've heard it played on 6-string banjo. Seriously.
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